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The effects of different volumes of dynamic stretching on 20-m repeated sprint ability performance

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Title
The effects of different volumes of dynamic stretching on 20-m repeated sprint ability performance
Type
Article
Main Author
Ishak Asmadi, Ahmad H., Mohamed N. I., Rosman N. A.,
Subject
GV Recreation Leisure
ISSN
1112-9867
Language Code
zsm
Bibliographic Details
Place of Production
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Year of publication
2017

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The purpose of this within-subjects counterbalanced design study is to elucidate the effects of different volumes of dynamic stretching on Repeated Sprint Ability (RSA) performance. Thirteen male team sport athletes perfromed a repeated sprint ability test consisting of a maximal 6 x 20 meter sprint (with 30s active recovery between each sprint) following different volumes of dynamic stretching (DSS1, DSS2 and DSS3). The results showed no significant difference for all parameters between all the all dynamic stretching volumes. Results show that any of the dynamic stretching volumes may be used as a warm up prior to the repeated sprints session. However, DSS1 confers some advantage in terms of lesser times, though not statistically significant for BST, MST and TST

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